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Less than a month to go to all-night charity event in Kelso

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Frightened Rabbit's Scott Hutchison at last year's Sleep in the Park.

Frightened Rabbit to be joined by Kathryn Joseph and Honeyblood’s Stina Tweeddale at Sleep in the Park

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Steven Lumsden has been found safely in Galashiels area.

Missing Galashiels man found safe

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Christine Grahame and Christina McKelvie (inside the bus) are joined by volunteer drivers and funding partners of the scheme.

Galashiels transport service unveils new bus

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Borders MP threatens to quit over proposed Brexit deal compromises

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Supervision order for Peebles drug dealer

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Tourism officials hail Hawick distillery as star turn

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Galashiels pensioner cleared of indecent exposure

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The church, in Stirling Street, Galashiels, with the priest's accommodation, left.

Police launch investigation following vandal attack at Galashiels church

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Appeal for witnesses after Galashiels man goes missing

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Transport More Transport >>

Aircraft involved in fatal crash was on way south from Borders, police confirm

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The Cycle to Syracuse team with Scottish Secretary and Borders MP David Mundell, left, and Dumfriesshire MSP Oliver Mundell, right.

Cycle ride through Borders a tribute to victims of 1988 Lockerbie disaster

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Edinburgh Royal Infirmary.

Stenhousemuir man in court over crash on A1 in Borders

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The number 101 Stagecoach bus heading east through West Linton.

Council refusing to pick up tab for cabs to replace axed West Linton buses

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Careless driving charge after crash

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Crime More Crime >>

Missing Galashiels man found safe

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Selkirk Sheriff Court.

Supervision order for Peebles drug dealer

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Market Street in Galashiels.

Galashiels pensioner cleared of indecent exposure

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The church, in Stirling Street, Galashiels, with the priest's accommodation, left.

Police launch investigation following vandal attack at Galashiels church

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Education More Education >>

Borders College students graduate in style

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6th form scientists from Sedburgh Grammar School held a class at St Mary's, Joe Osborne and Elizabeth Morgan.

IN PICTURES: Borders science festival goes off with a bang

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Doddie Weir, right, during a previous visit to Springwood Park, for a fundraiser in January, with fellow honorary fellow Gregor Townsend.

Borders College agrees that Doddie Weir’s a jolly good fellow

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Donna Manson.

Borders schools boss Donna Manson leaves for Highlands

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From left, Linda White, Hilda Adams, Evelyn Oliver, Charlie Robertson and Neil Hastie.

Kelso High School memories are brought to book

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Business More Business >>

Tourism officials hail Hawick distillery as star turn

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Ian Walling with the first prize Lleyn ewe lamb pen at Skipton.

Top price for Selkirk breeder

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Education Award winners; (l-r) Karen Brown, Sally Fleming, Hirsel Estate, William Barnes from Lycetts, George McNeill, David Johnstone.

Borders businesses making it happen

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Call for freedom to build a statue of William Wallace in Selkirk

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Politics More Politics >>

Borders MP threatens to quit over proposed Brexit deal compromises

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Call for freedom to build a statue of William Wallace in Selkirk

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The old Almstrong's department store building in Oliver Crescent, Hawick.

Plans drawn up to demolish former department store in Hawick to make way for business centre

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The Wilton Park Road allotments in Hawick.

Council urged to tidy up vacant allotment plots

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Midlothian House, Midlothian Council's Dalkeith headquarters.

Scottish Borders Council boss charged by police investigating contract fraud claims in Midlothian

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Council urged to tidy up vacant allotment plots

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Hawick and Hermitage councillor Davie Paterson.

Hawick councillor Davie hoping to come up trumps in bid to tackle climate change

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Teviotdale JAC's bale art at Bonjedward.

Young farmers create incredi-bale art

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Harestanes playpark near Ancrum.

Harestanes in line for new £342,000 playpark

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Health More Health >>

Galashiels transport service unveils new bus

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A time to heal...Sands has offered bereavement care across the UK since it was founded 40 years ago by two bereaved mums who discovered there was no support available to them.

A time for bereaved Scottish parents to remember

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Travel dilemma...children with cancer have to travel for many miles to receive treatment with their families bearing the brunt of the additional costs.

CLIC Sargent asks government to create patient travel fund

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Thousands of Borders pensioners to miss out on flu jab offered to over 65s in England

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Standing, from left: volunteer life-saver Caroline Penman, senior resuscitation officer at NHS Borders, Rod McIntosh; Rotarians Jim McPherson and Ferdous Ahmed; Carolyn Philipps from The County Hotel; Rotarians Carol Byres, Lina Purvis, Eileen Easton and Adam Borwick. Sitting: Kenneth Gunn, Wilma Gunn and Rotarian Graeme Easton.

State-of-the-art defibrillator set to keep Selkirk’s hearts beating

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